Deneen Campaign Spurs GOP Unity After Primaries
Republicans across Peoria County launch immediate campaign for Charles S. Deneen after his victory over Richard Yates. Judges Lovett and Sackett outline party loyalty and majority rule, urging support for the Republican ticket and harmony across Illinois in advance of the November election.
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Charles 8
Deneen
Oflinois
Friends
Richard Yates
Charles S. Deneen
Stevenson
Cleveland
Bryan
Republic
Union
Quincy Whig
Republican Party
The
Deaeen
Adama County
Quincy
Peoria
Col
Frederick Smith
Judge Lovett
Yates
Aade
Pear County
Macomb Journal
Journal
Morris Herald
Effingham
Illinois
Dick Yates
Deneeen
Smith D. Atkins
Streeport Journal
Charles 8. Deneen
the Gazette
Ninols
Gazette
Washington County Gazette
Charles XS
Illlinois
Minoak Lunapatch
Patrons Urged to Notify Office on Missing Newspapers
The notice asks readers who do not receive their newspaper regularly to inform the office so delivery can be checked. It emphasizes reporting gaps to ensure timely service.
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Charles S. Deneen
Clinton
Humphrey's Veterinary Specifics Advertises Horse and Livestock Cures
A vintage ad for Humphrey's Veterinary Specifics claims cures for horses cattle sheep dogs hogs and poultry by acting on the sex organs. It lists numerous conditions including lameness sore throat distemper worms coughs colds fevers miscarriages and bladder issues with price and mailing details from New York.
Liquor Dealers Hear President At Illinois Convention
The Liquor dealers Protective association of Illinois opens its 29th annual convention in St Louis with reports criticizing the local option law the Anti Saloon League state officials and brewing interests. President Henry Matwurm cites the league's charges of biased methods and notes towns going dry amid religious fervor. He questions Supreme Court judges ties to the anti liquor group and faults the law for allowing dry townships within wet counties.
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East St. Louis
The
Liquor Dealers’ Protective Association
St. Louis
Liquor Dealers’ Protective Association of Linois
Anti-Saloon League
Healy
Cook County
Henry Matwurm
M. J. McCarthy
Matwurm
Effingham
Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
McBride Matnurm
Drought Plagues Southern Illinois Farms
Du Quoin Sept 23 Southern Winds reports the region faces its worst drought in years with rainfall absent for six weeks. Crop losses mount chiefly in corn with estimates of over ten bushels per acre, while the Big Muddy River near Herrin has dried up, forcing water for industries to be pumped from an abandoned mine.
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du Quoin
Dunois
Herrin
Typhoid Fever Claims First Victim in Paris Case
Typhoid fever in Paris, Paris, UK, has claimed its first victim Miss Gertrude Carnahan, formerly a stenographer with the Columbia Telephone company at Terre Haute. Three other family members are ill, one considered critical.
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Paris
Gertrude Carnahan
Columbia Telephone Company
Terre Haute
Baseball Scores Across National League Standings and Results
Chicago leads the standings with New York and Chicago's teams posting multiple tallies. Highlights show hits and errors by each side across games in New York Philadelphia Brooklyn Cleveland Detroit and Boston. Rain canceled Chicago and St. Louis games with no result.
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St. Louis
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Moran
Mattern
Smith
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Oo
Cincinnati
Phiadelphia
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Schlet
Corridon
Doolin
Brooklyn
Pittshuire
Nino Goonno
Pittsburg
Errors
Maddox
Gibson
Pastorius
Farmer
Cleveland
Hogg
Blair
Josa
Bemis
Detroit
J. Batteries
Cicotte
Donohue
Willetts
Schmidt
Aled
Chiergo
PS Ay
Hadelphin Tan
Cincionati
Brooklin
Woody
Pr. Wyt
P.C
Riot Case Is Rushed In Springfield Trial
Introduction of evidence in Abe Naymer's murder case for the lynching of William K. Pennegon has concluded in Springfield Illinois. Arguments are to be made today. The confession Naymer gave was not used in the trial.
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Springfield
Ill
Abe Naymer
William K. Pennegon
Perjurer Sentenced in Bloomington Bride Age Case
Frank Ellsworth of Bloomington has been fined 500 dollars and sentenced to one year in the DeWitt county jail for swearing falsely about his bride age. Carrie Zoortman, sixteen, was fined 100 dollars but received no jail time.
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Bloomington
Frank Ellsworth
Dewitt County
Carrie Zoortman
Pineules for the Kidneys Promises Relief and Trial Offer
Advertises Pineules for the Kidneys as a remedy for kidney bladder trouble backache and rheumatism. Claims hundreds testify to its healing and tonic properties with a 30 days trial for 1.00. Sold by H. J. Moogh and C. P. Guenther.
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H. J. Moogh
C. P. Guenther
Burdett Seeks Piano Tuning Orders at Local Shops
F. J. Burdett and associates advertise piano tuning services available at Brown & Ingeyer's and other nearby outlets, inviting orders from customers seeking professional tuning and repair for pianos.
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F. J. Burdett
Brown & Ingeyer
Daily Journal Delivery Across the City
The Daily Journal offers delivery to every city area with options to receive the paper at home or in public places. Readers can sign up for regular delivery and enjoy timely local news, sports, and notices daily.
Markets Quoted on Wheat Corn and Livestock Trade
Chicago Sept 22 quotations show wheat corn oats and fats with Sept prices and May/Dec futures. Live stock markets in Chicago and East Buffalo report receipts steady to strong with hogs cattle and lambs varying by grade and region.
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Chicago Board of Trade
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Cee
Indiana
Wisconsin
East Buffalo
N. Y
Duoning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Man Zan Pile Remedy Offers Quick Relief
Sufferers of piles are offered Man Zan Pile Remedy with relief from first application. Guarantied. Price is 50 cents. Sold by H. J. Moogk and C. P. Guenther.
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H. J. Moogk
C. P. Guenther
Hints for Farmers Straw Fertilizing Value
The article notes straw has feeding and fertilizing value. Maryland experiments show fresh wheat straw plowed in at two tons per acre increases yields, with corn and wheat gains on both treated and straw plots. Straw is less valuable than manure but boosts yields when used fresh rather than wasted.
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Great Wheat Belts
Maryland
Protein for Growing Hogs at Illinois Institute
Professor William Dietrich of the Illinois experiment station outlined practical pig feeding, stressing protein as essential for 2 to 6 month old hogs. He noted protein in skim milk, clover, alfalfa, soybeans, and Canada field peas, while corn and oats supply carbohydrates. Barley gives high protein, and even with corn and clover young pigs need additional protein to maximize growth.
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Illinois Farmers’ Institute
William Dietrich
Linois
Canada
Profits From Specializing In Poultry On The Farm
The article argues that profit in poultry extends to ducks and turkeys and that farms concentrating on a single species can be profitable. It advises small pens require daily spading to expose worms, allowing birds to scratch for exercise, which adds value beyond the direct feed.
Proper pruning to prevent tree decay and fungal infection
Maryland Experiment Station advises pruning wounds be left clean and smooth, cutting from the underside to avoid splitting large limbs. Avoid long stubs two to three inches as they harbor fungi and bacteria. Cover wounds immediately with paint wax or shellac to seal out moisture and spores. Mary land Experiment Station.
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Maryland
Breeding Sweet Corn by Ear to Row Method
New Jersey experiment station reports extensive data on breeding sweet corn by ear to row. From three plots of first year planting, analyses show certain ears transmit higher sugar across the entire row. Crosby variety found much sweeter than Stowell Evergreen.
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New Jersey
Crosby
Rice as Poultry Feed Raises Egg Output in Tests
Feeding trials at the Massachusetts station tested rice as poultry feed. Rice produced more eggs but is not advised due to its high cost. Damaged rice, cheaper than corn and wheat, offers a viable variety for laying hens or young stock.
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Massachusetts
Washing the Butter From the Butter Churn
Procedure from American Cultivator describes washing butter after drawing off buttermilk. It instructs pouring cold water into the churn, making four or five revolutions, then drawing off the wash water and applying a second wash. If butter firms after the second wash, drain and remove the butter.
Flocks That Pay and Profit From Better Care
A smaller well managed flock can yield higher net gains than a larger one with idle hens. Improved care and removal of loafers boost profitability even if gross income drops.
Wood's Liver Medicine Advertises Malaria Relief
An old patent medicine ad promotes Wood's Liver Medicine in liquid form to treat malaria chills fever and liver kidney and bladder issues. It claims quick relief for biliousness sick headache and constipation with a first dose effect. The bottle costs one dollar and is sold by H J Moogk and C P Guenther.
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Wood
H. J. Moogk
C. P. Guenther
Grurch Sticks in Church Furnishings Through Centuries
A 17th century church item known as the church stick or Grurch Stick measured about four feet long and an inch thick. One end often bore a rabbit's foot for rapping unruly boys and sleepy men, while the other end carried a rabbit's tail to wake the dozing sitters.
Misread Conversation Reveals Sudden Insight
A fragmentary exchange shows an unnamed speaker urging a younger man to seek real happiness and marriage. The startled reply questions the claim, while a decisive insistence follows that it will soon be too late to avoid change, per Chicago News.
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Ite Gieton
Enpeck
Chicago News
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